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Fig. 3 Recovery count number of Staphylococcus aureus from contact surfaces.<br />

High contamination level of hooks and surfaces of tables<br />

was observed. Contamination level of hooks and surfaces<br />

of tables was 28 cfu.50cm -2 and 18 cfu.50cm -2<br />

respectively.<br />

Table 1: Physical-chemical parameters of fish samples<br />

during processing<br />

Samples pH aw NaCl %<br />

raw material 6.9 0.986 -<br />

cleaned fish 6.75 0.975 -<br />

salting 5.60 0.941 5.54<br />

after salting 5.43 0.929 6.1<br />

smoked fish 5.39 0.927 5.2<br />

packaged fish 5.36 0.925 4.3<br />

storage 5.27 0.926 4.2<br />

In all stages the physicochemical parameters were exact<br />

and at the same favorable for prevalence of<br />

Staphylococcus spp. In accordance with Varnam and<br />

Evans (1991), the mentioned parameters have a following<br />

ratio – pH = 4; NaCl (%) = 10-15; aw = 0.83.<br />

Increase in contamination level was observed at the<br />

beginning of brining process. During this stage the<br />

microorganisms which are not able to grow at high<br />

concentration of salt in comparison with Staph. aureus are<br />

destroyed. One of the primary sources of contamination of<br />

fish by Staphylococcus aureus was the multiple use of the<br />

same brine solution. Our experiments have shown, that<br />

using of the dry – salting technology together with<br />

preservatives contributes to considerable decrease in the<br />

level of contamination of product after salting process.<br />

CONCLUSION<br />

The primary factors affecting on prevalence of<br />

Staphylococcus aureus and contamination level of ready<br />

to eat fish were identified in this study.<br />

Results of our studies have shown that the brining stage<br />

is the important critical control point, during processing of<br />

cold smoked fish. Our experiments have shown, that using<br />

the dry – salting technology together with preservatives<br />

contributes to considerable decrease in the level of<br />

contamination of product after salting process. When<br />

using liquid brine solution the contamination level of fish<br />

is 4х10 3 cfu/g, using the dry - salt mixture decreases in the<br />

contamination level to 10 cfu/g is occured. Observance of<br />

hygienic requirements while preparing liquid brine<br />

solution, and also frequencies of its use accordance with<br />

(Storey et al., 1882; CAC/RCP 25-1979) are the<br />

important conditions promoting prevention of<br />

development and prevalence of Staphylococcus aureus.<br />

REFERANCE<br />

AMERICAN PUBLIC HEALTH ASSOCIATION Healt<br />

(APHA). 1992. Compendium of Methods for the<br />

Microbiological Examination of Foods, 1992, 3 Edition.<br />

Washington, DC.<br />

ASH, M., 1997. Staphylococcus aureus and Staphylococcal<br />

Enterotoxins. In: Foodborne microorganisms of public health<br />

importance, 5 th Edition, (Eds) HOCKING, A.D., ARNOLD,<br />

G., JENSON I., NEWTON, K., SUTHERLAND, P. ,1997, pp<br />

313-332. AIFST (NSW Branch), Sydney.<br />

BASTI, A. A., MISAGHI, A., SULEHI, T. Z., 2003. The<br />

study of fungal and bacterial pathogens in salted cold smoked<br />

fish in Iran. OIE, Seminar, Biotech., 2003, Nov.9-13.<br />

[CAC] Codex Alimentarius Commission. 1979.<br />

Recommended International Code of Practice for Smoked<br />

Fish. Rome: Codex Alimentarius CAC/RCP 25-1.<br />

EKLUND, M. W. , PETERSON, M. E., POYSKY, F. T. ,<br />

PARANJPYE, R. N. , PELROY G. A. , Control of bacterial<br />

pathogens during processing of cold-smoked and dried<br />

salmon strips. 2004 . J. Food Protection,V.67,N 2, 2004, p.<br />

374-351.<br />

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